CBS4's Mark Haas Gets 'Interview-Bombed' By Snoop Dogg
A lot of famous people have been seen in California during Super Bowl Week, but one famous rapper in particular caused quite a stir during media Broncos availability on Wednesday.
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A lot of famous people have been seen in California during Super Bowl Week, but one famous rapper in particular caused quite a stir during media Broncos availability on Wednesday.
Some of the Denver Broncos and Carolina Panthers most seasoned fans made a friendly Super Bowl wager on Thursday.
The secretary of state for Colorado has made a friendly wager with the secretary of state for North Carolina over Super Bowl 50 that benefits those less fortunate.
Denver isn't the only place putting its support behind Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning. The Nationwide headquarters in Ohio is also showing its support before Super Bowl 50.
Broncos fans who won a lottery took a tour of the San Francisco Bay on Thursday.
It's a bittersweet Super Bowl Week for Broncos safety Omar Bolden. His season ended with an injury but at least he's in warm California instead of snowy and cold Denver.
Last week the CBS station in Charlotte reported on a small town in North Carolina that has a big following of Panthers fans.
It's the perfect scenario, a Hollywood-type script: Peyton Manning emulates John Elway and rides off into the sunset with the Lombardi Trophy in his grip.
At first, Antonio Smith thought about running out of the team hotel and catching the first flight home after his mother awakened him with news of his father's death following heart surgery.
There are hardly any Broncos fans these days in Denver - not Denver, North Carolina, that is.
Broncos fans in Colorado Springs organized and effort to shout their pride from the mountaintop.
Three members of a Denver family will be heading to the Super Bowl thanks to the Broncos.
It has been a couple of years since Pat Bowlen has been able to address the team, so before the team departed on their trip to the San Francisco Bay area, Joe Ellis spoke to the players on Bowlen's behalf.
In one Colorado school district, students can wear Cam Newton's jersey to class but not Peyton Manning's No. 18.
Officials from all over the U.S. and are descending on the San Francisco Bay Area to go after counterfeit merchandise at the Super Bowl.
